Bruce Lee-The way of dragon 猛龙过江 P3

The nunchaku scene was heavily edited when the movie first appeared in Britain.
Way of the Dragon is the only movie to show Bruce Lee wielding two nunchaku at once.

The original Chinese audio track has the Chinese characters speaking Chinese and the Italian gangsters speaking English. This distinction explains why Tang Long looks puzzled when the gangsters speak to him. In the English translation, everyone speaks English, so it is not immediately clear why he can understand some people but not others.

The film has garnered a cult following due in part to the fight scene between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris.
National Review author and novelist John Derbyshire has an uncredited role in the film.

The video game Double Dragon Advance pays homage to one of the scenes in the movie in its official art.
Aside from Slaughter in San Francisco, it is the only other film in which Chuck Norris portrays a villain.

It is the only film in which a character played by Chuck Norris actually dies.
According to Chuck Norris, Bruce Lee pitched the idea of their duel in the Coloseum to him over the phone; Norris, who was the world karate champion at the time, says he asked Lee, "So you want to beat the world champion?", and, according to Norris, Lee responded, "No, I want to KILL the world champion."